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Avoid Shipping Delays: Order Your 2021 Harvest Equipment this Month
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Avoid Shipping Delays: Order your 2021 Harvest Equipment this MonthIn the market for new harvest equipment this year? Whether you’re looking to add on to or upgrade your grape handling equipment, or
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CCL Label Taking an Active Role in Digital Watermarks Initiative HolyGrail 2.0
https://development.wineindustrynetwork.com/CCL Labels has announced to join the Digital Watermarks Initiative HolyGrail 2.0 to support the objective of the initiative. Collaboration is part of CCL Label’s commitment to a more circular econom read more
Alpha Omega Using Pellenc's Optical Sorting Line
Jean Hoefliger of Alpha Omega Winery in St. Helena, CA provides an insightful video testimonial of the Pellenc Optical sorting line including the Selectiv' Process 2... read more
Testimonial of Pellenc's Optical Sorting Line
https://development.wineindustrynetwork.com/Jean Hoefliger of Alpha Omega Winery in St. Helena, CA provides an insightful video testimonial of the Pellenc Optical sorting line including the Selectiv' Process 2 Winery Medium and Vision 2.
Trial at UC Davis 2019 Crush Featuring the Pellenc Optical Sorting Line
https://development.wineindustrynetwork.com/Pellenc America conducted a Trial with UC Davis Winemaking Team headed up by Anita Oberholster Ph.D. and Leticia Chacon Rodriguez with the read more
Complete Sorting Line on Sale!
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Our sister company, Revolution Equipment Sales, is throwing back prices on this complete sorting line featuring our MOG Sorter and Berry Sorting Table! Here is the complete list of equipment: Sorting
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40 Years Later Pinot Noir Joins Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay in Besting French Rivals
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On the 40th anniversary of the "˜Judgement of Paris,"™ the United States has once again proven the best place to grow classic French varieties is not always in France. Oregon Pinot Noir has shaken
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